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Jovan Krstevski has been collecting watches ever since his father bought him an Omega Seamaster back when he was in his early teens. He launched WatchGeek back in 2011, which he decided needed a new fresh change to WristReview in 2013. He quotes ’WristReview is a site to help people find, explore, discover and enjoy wristwatches.’ Besides WristReview, he also has written for a number of publications. Read his articles

A keen bass guitar player, Harlan enjoys all the perks modern watchmaking technologies the industry has to offer. Although you might catch him sampling Omegas or the odd Rolex, Harlan loves all things Haute Horology, with his three favourite brands being Breguet, A. Lange & Söhne and L.U.Chopard. He hopes to study timekeeping more in depth someday and will never be able to thank his father enough for introducing him to the industry. You can follow him on Instagram Read his articles

A software engineer by profession Dhananjay is a watch enthusiast and is also passionate towards music. He loves playing the guitar and enjoys listening to Rock classics from the 70’s and 80’s. Although he was always fond of watches, his true love affair with the world of horology began about 3 years back when he took to the internet searching for a nice affordable mechanical timepiece. Not only was the search fruitful, but it eventually culminated into an addiction to the expansive and exciting world of watches. As far as his taste in watches is concerned, Dhananjay gravitates more towards dress watches along with a recently developed interest in vintage watches. A few of his favorite brands are Nomos, Breguet, Seiko and Omega. He is an active writer and has been associated with popular watch blogs. You can read his work on AblogtoWatch. Read his articles

A motorcycle enthusiast since the age of 10 (starting on a Honda dirt bike), Erik has always been fascinated by anything mechanical. He chose analog watches over the more popular digital counterparts as a kid, sporting a Seiko when others had fancy calculators or even Nelsonic game watches. His first serious piece was an automatic in the late 1990s from American watchmaker RGM, the 107 pilot. As a longtime watch aficionado, Erik always appreciates the heavyweights like Patek Philippe, Rolex and Piaget, but tends to gravitate towards lesser-known brands like RGM, Chronoswiss and Horage. What usually impresses him most are the real value propositions from the likes of Hamilton or Tissot that offer well-designed chronographs, divers and more for just about any enthusiast’s budget. When he’s not flying through canyons in Southern California on a sportbike, Erik is busy as a watch journalist and photographer and has been covering the industry for many years. Read his articles

Sam’s watch collection began with icons like the Seiko 6139 ‘Bruce Lee’ and the Tissot PR-516 ‘Live and Let Die,’ and has grown alongside his dedication to writing about them. He’s captivated by utilitarian timepieces, from Panerai to Seiko, the revival of extinct brands like Nivada Grenchen, H.G.P., and Favre Leuba, and the comeback of American watchmaking by companies like Weiss Watch Co. and Vortic. Splitting his time equally between California and New England, Sam works as a writer, video producer, and photographer. Read his articles

Felicia is responsible for Marketing and PR here at WristReview, a corporate communication practitioner with 10+ years of experience in the PR/Media sectors in North America, Europe and Asia. Throughout her career, she has led a number of successful communication and media campaigns for international brands. Contact Felicia here